Thunder of Niagara Falls Captivates Prince Henry of Prussia
Prince Henry of Prussia toured Niagara Falls and Rochester during a cross country journey from Chicago to Boston. He viewed the Horseshoe Falls from Table Rock and the American Falls from the Canadian side, met with officials in Buffalo and Rochester, and received greetings from mayors and civic groups. A grand reception in Syracuse and descriptions of German American camaraderie followed as a display of royal prestige upon return home.
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Rochester
N. Y
Prince Henry of Prussia
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Dominion
Boston
Horseshoe Falls
Table Rock
Former City Attorney Sentenced for Banking Law Violation
Grand Rapids, March 6 ex City Attorney Laut KR. Salabury and Stillson V. MacLeod were sentenced by Judge Wauty after pleading guilty to carrying a fraudulent check at a former bank. Salabury received two years in the Detroit House of Correction and MacLeod the same, despite his resignation as teller. Salabury also faces indictment by the Cook County grand jury in Chicago.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Laut KR. Salabury
Stillson V. MacLeod
Wauty
United States Circuit Court
Old Nations Beak
MarLees
Salsbury Wash
Gheen
Detroit
Salebury
Cook County
Grend
Two Omaha Millionaires Convicted in Water Scandal Case
The text reports that two Omaha millionaires were convicted in the city’s superior court of attempted bribery tied to a municipal water supply scandal and await the supreme court’s action on the case.
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Tartous
Omaha
Supreme Ecourt
Killed Himself at Home After Bank Shortage Scandal
Lincoln Illinois March 6 Frank W Gottle cashier of the Elkhart state bank which failed Monday and accused of being short in his accounts by 2900 committed death by his own hand at his home Wednesday evening firing a revolver The despondent man had been unwell since the bank shortage was found and brooded over his trouble He went to his son's room while the boy fetched water and shot himself. Alfred Booth Chicago pioneer oyster and fish merchant died March 6 at 74 at 1638 Michigan avenue founder and president of A Booth Tracking Co a prominent figure in the industry Racer Sold Indianapolis Dan Patch sold for 20000 to M E B Sturgess New York city Sugar Convention Signed Brussels the international sugar convention was signed Wednesday
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Indiana
Ohio
Prince Henry
Toledo
Sandusky
Cleveland
Peter Karpp
Prince
Karpp
Erle Pa
Pennsulgania
State of New York
Buffalo
Knight
the Falls
Niagara Falls
Butler
William Snyder
Maude
Lord Minto
Tle
Syracuse
Andrew D. White
Kaiser
City Mall Square
Citizens’ Committee
J. B. Kline
Charlesi Andrews
Court of Appeals
Johannes Schaefer
G. F. E. Weistering
Princesa Irene
Syracuse University
New England
Berlin
Germany
United States
William
Lincoln
Frank W. Gottle
Elkhart State Bank
Cotle
Alfred Booth
Gsh Merschant
West
Michigan Avenue
A. Dooth Tracking Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Dan Patch
Daniel A. Messner, Jr
M. EB. Sturgess
New York City
Jor Pachen
Philadelphia
R. K. Polk
Pennsylvania
Polk
Washington
J. J. Wella
Shamokin
Walton
Strike Averts Disruptions In Tin Plate Mills
New York March 6 a continous scale agreement between Amalgamated Association of Tin Plate Workers and American Tin Plate Company ensures uninterrupted mill operation this summer affecting over 190000 workers. Also reports death of Congressman R K Polk in Philadelphia and other brief items from Paterson New Jersey to Vienna and London.
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New York
United States
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
American Tin Plate
Severe snowstorm grips Pennsylvania counties and halts travel
A major winter storm blankets Pennsylvania with heavy snow from Philadelphia to the northwest. Snow totals reach 24 inches in Harrisburg Altoona and Bedford while trains run hours late. The storm disrupts railroads coal mines and road travel, with widespread delays and hardship for residents.
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Philadelphia
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Faston
Hazleton
Wilkesbarre
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Allegheny Mountains
Altoona
Bedford
Pennsylvania Railroad
Snowbound Railroads Halt Traffic Across Pennsylvania
Snowstorm cripples western Pennsylvania and part of West Virginia with heavy drifts and deep on the level accumulations. Allegheny Valley line shows 12 inches on the level and drifts up to 29 feet. Low Grade division drifts higher, delaying schedules. Schools closed and business suspended as rail and trolley service struggle to operate. Washington reports 22 inches of snow.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Allegheny Valley
Oil City
Washington
Pageporta
Boer envoys meet with Secretary Hay over neutrality
Washington reports Wolmarana and Wessels, Boer representatives, met with Secretary Hay as private citizens. They discussed the shipment of horses, mules, and provisions from the United States for British forces in South Africa. Hay cited lack of federal authority to block shipments and reaffirmed U S neutrality.
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Washington
Messrs
Wolmarana and
Wessels
United States
Europe
Hay
Way
South Africa
Messrs. Wolmarans and
Fred
Shock Kills Man By Electric Shock In Duluth Home
James J. McKusick, 29, was killed while on a telephone standing on a steam register. Authorities suspect crossed wires created a circuit as he died at his wife's feet Wednesday night. Other brief items note Admiral Howell's pending retirement and two elderly McLaughlin-McDermott deaths with details of the accidental deaths.
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Duluth
Minn
James J. McKusick
McKusick
Reyhey Clatied
Ocutiouwowee
Wis
Marchoe
Twomaz McVaeughlin
Margaret McDermott
Cuban reciprocity debates reach White House talks
Washington reports say Speaker Senderson and Rep Can non of Illinois met with President Roosevelt to discuss Cuban reciprocity and House sentiment. Tawney and Morris pressed alternative plans while cabinet members, including Payne Shaw and Wilson, hinted at a workable solution without harming U.S. industries. Tawney warned the Payne plan faces Republican resistance and possible floor opposition. The president expressed no fixed plan and urged Congress to act by its own rights as an inherited issue from McKinley. The Senate also moves toward a shipping bill vote within a week.
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Washington
Senderson
Representative Cannon
Illinois
White House
Roosevelt
House
Messrs
Tawney
Ways and Means
Payne
Morris
Minnesota
Shaw
Wilson
Mr. Tawney
Congress
McKinley
Mr. Payne
Senate
Frye
Commerce Committee
Clay
Representative Polk
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Wisepuri Feverebly
Walrington
II Ie
Benking
Cur
Oscillatory Kiss Social Customs On A Shipboard Scene
A fragmented recollection describes public kissing rituals aboard a ship and in a Chicago street scene. It notes social tension, family ties, and ceremonial dynamics as people react to intimate displays and the community norms surrounding propriety.
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Chicago Exchange
Chicago
Sar Anid
Lebone
Aly
Expres
Armay
Fragmentary note on a fire incident and operations
Readable fragments describe a fire event affecting people and an operation. Mentions of sounds, complaints, revolt, witnesses, and preparations imply a chaotic scene. Some names and places are garbled but reference a New York area and a public response.
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Nessed
Tare
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Dewey
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